Drought Relief Bill Sent To Senate In Texas
The drought relief measure for western Texas counties passes the House and goes to the Senate. It allows counties to issue bonds for distressed farmers rather than a direct state appropriation, with Senate substitution possible. Another deficiency bill totaling about $20,000, and specific liquor license refunds for Dallas area, also passes. Leadership plans for a legislative inquiry into state departments are in flux awaiting committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
House
Senate
Farroes
Neensen
Dallas
State Department of Agriculture
Senate and House Work Slow on Probers and Deficit Bills
The article notes reluctance among senators to service on committees and a cautious approach to a statewide probe. President Dean expects months for full investigations, with experts to audit departments. Acting Governor Hobby seeks funds to pay deficiency warrants and allows Brewster County to issue long term bonds to cover road and bridge debt. The Senate backstopped a home guard bill, awaiting House action, with sheriff administered guard formation and return of arms when not active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Gonzales
House
Dean
Senate
Hobby
Brewster County
Free Conference Committee
Senate Home Guard
Fraser Tailoring Co Signage Message at 10k West Commerce St
Military and civilian tailor Fraser Tailoring Co operates on its own premises at 10k West Commerce Street. The ad notes services for both military and civilian teams and emphasizes in-house tailoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Tailoring CO
Comerce St
Notable Visitors Arrive at Local Hotels and Churches
A string of visitors is recorded at San Antonio hotels and churches. Among arrivals are Mr and Mrs J A Herring of Sour Lake Texas at the Menger and Mrs Crom of San Marcos at the Lanter. Also noted are W M Whelan of Houston at the Laules Hotel and W A Campbell of Cambridge at The St Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew
Chimp
Trackettyidle
Gunter Hotel
Mra
Scaniin
St. Louie
Laser
I George
Hrandon
Dallas
Menger
Aira
J. Bixler
Mise
T. Bixler
Wissian
Mro
J. A. Herring
Sour Leke
Tax
Ara
Menmern
B. Duncan
Washinton
D.C
Guinan
Crom
San Marcon
Thn
Lanter A
Fe Fayliad
Sorantica
Meneer Havel
Tu Tandrom
Max Prancen
Mien Erate Ravan
Sa Benita
Fegisterstat
Ginter
Imuineltion
San Antonio
Mec
Leaner
Austin
Mewree
S.J Walton
Clewarnon
St. Anthony
Recruits Arrive as National Army Camp Travis Receives Men
Nearly 4000 soldiers expected by midnight as second confinement of the national army moves into Camp Travis. Detachments arrive from Kinney Val Verde Keal Edwards and Marling counties. Rain baptism accompanies San Antonio recruits arriving by noon. Heavy showers disrupt briefing as doctors screen for contagions and assign men to brigade headquarters.
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National Army
Travis
San Antonio
Eamp
Southern Pacific
Kinney
Val Verde
Keal
Edwards
Marling
Board
Dan
Brigada
Besar County
Xend Si
Leen
District Board
John Alfred Tirner
Lie
Southwestern
Telegrah & Telephone
Gompatyy
Dixtriel
Uta Theol
Prelile
Texas
Tua
I Was Hardly Fit For A Thing Says Mrs Spill er
Mrs L E Spiller of 02 Avenue in San Antonio recounts a long illness with poor appetite digestion and weakness. After trying Taniye her condition improved allowing normal eating weight gain and better sleep. The remedy is sold in San Antonio by Wagner Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy under a special Caniac representative.
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L. E. Spiller
O01
Avenue 2
Southern Pacific Folds
San Antonio
Wagner Drug
Meier
Caniac
Recruits Depart Medina County In Val Verde Progress
Ninety five men from Medina County left Val Verde County at 2 o clock Wednesday morning. They were organized by county and sent to Receiving Station for preliminary medical examination. Recruits face assignment to brigades, regiments, and eventual hospital or training camps as needed. Major K. T. Phintey leads the receiving details with Captain J. B. Carson and various corps lieutenants assisting.
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BR Bvile
Clare
Cael
Elvis
Wil
Arnau
Bretwon
Voaiden Cowbey
Tern
Cay
Avery Syed
Webb
Shagkletord
Turemt
San A
Wong
San Antoni
Husnital
K. T. Phintey
J. &. Carson
Husnit
WI Eudlist
Manel
Caulouments
Canlonments
Evel Remount
Quartermaster Corps
Mmp
Regu
Petrograd Officials Resign Amid Maximalist Action
In Petrograd a plenary session of the Soldiers and Workers council led to resignations from the whale bureau including President Toheaze and Vice Presidents Awnismoff and Goltz along with ministers Skoheleff Treneletti and Tohernott. Delegates announced a plan to convene a general conference of organized democracy to establish a strong revolutionary power until the constituent assembly. The Cossack incident is expected to be resolved sub sequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fprtrogran
Petrograd
Toheaze
Awnismoff
Goltz
Skoheleff
Treneletti
Tohernott
Woman found dead with throat cut in Braman scene
In Braman Connecticut on September 1 Mrs Anza Tobin, 25, was found in the street with her throat cut. Nearby, W. d. Wise, linked to the Fort Slo cum Quartermaster's Dept, also had a cut throat. Tobin's husband John J. Telly was detained as authorities weigh murder and possible suicide. Later Tobin was released. Wise faces a murder charge.
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New Brman
Conn
Anza Tobin
W. d. Wise
Fort Slo+ cum
John J. Telly
Tobin
Wise
Riot at election sparks unrest in Philadelphia city race
Fragmented report outlines chaotic scenes at an election day event in Philadelphia where violence and arrests occurred amid party faction clashes. The chaotic scene involved police response, damaged property, and heightened political tension as candidates and supporters clashed.
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Philadelphia
Floot
Reepublican
Rns
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Constipation Relief
A vintage advertisement warns mothers that a coated tongue signals constipation in children and promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe, effective remedy. It claims the syrup cleanses stomach, liver, and bowels, promising quick relief within hours and praising its natural, gentle action for babies and older children.
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Chidren
Hax
California
Catifornia Vig Syrup Company
Charms of Children Shown in Fashionable Dress Range
A child focused clothing line emphasizes charm in dress for youngsters ages six to sixteen. The store offers a specialized service and knowledge of children’s needs with top manufacturers, presenting autumn assortments for school girls. Mothers are urged to stock a half year wardrobe before prices rise.
Dresses for girls 6 to 16 span 1 to 5 styles and prices
Tub dresses priced from 3.95 to 15 dollars offer a wide range of regulation and novelty fashions with hand-smocking embroidery and contrasting collars. Gingham empire dresses, long sleeves, 6 to 14 years, 1 to 5.95 dollars. Sweaters for cool mornings may appear, sizes 6 to 16. Various fabrics including French linen Devonshire cloth and broadcloth with sporty vests priced 1 to 8.95 dollars.
Special Savings on Home Linens by the Dozen Groups
Home Linens offers reduced prices across ten groups. Towels range from 9 to 17 cents for various sizes, with 27 inch Birdseye fabrics at 1.98 per 10 yards, counterpanes at 1.10, Ripplette spreads 1.89, sheets 0.79, pillowcases 0.18, and scarves 0.33 to 0.35, all labeled Second Floor.
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Verguson
Fuller
GAM Traiis
Tantac
Bureau of Council
Anud Tobie
New Brithinn
Towns
Fenn Lend
TUR
Torford
Acta
New York
Couerene
Wolfson’s
Gingham
Peary
Specia
Saul Noeson
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